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discs

/dɪsks/

Translations

discnoun

discs

/dɪsk/

disque

She inserted the disc into the player to watch the movie.

Elle a inséré le disque dans le lecteur pour regarder le film.

disqueAstronomie.

Through the mist the pale disc of the moon hung above the trees.

À travers la brume, le pâle disque de la lune planait au-dessus des arbres.

disque

The athlete threw the disc with great force during the competition.

L'athlète a lancé le disque avec beaucoup de force pendant la compétition.

disqueAnatomie.

He suffered from a slipped disc, which caused him severe back pain.

Il souffrait d'un disque déplacé, ce qui lui causait de fortes douleurs au dos.

Synonyms

discverb

discs

disced

Past Simple

disced

Past Participle

discing

Gerund

/dɪsk/

Mainly in agriculture or computing; variant of "disk" in US English.

disquerSens agricole.

The farmer disced the field before sowing the seed.

Le fermier a disqué le champ avant de semer la graine.

Additional translations

enregistrer sur disqueInformatique et audiovisuel.

Definitions

discnoun

A flat, thin, round object or surface, typically used to describe objects like CDs, DVDs, or records.

She inserted the disc into the player to watch the movie.

A structure in the body, such as an intervertebral disc, that is flat and round, often found between the bones of the spine.

He suffered from a slipped disc, which caused him severe back pain.

A circular object used in sports, such as a discus or a frisbee.

The athlete threw the disc with great force during the competition.

The visible rounded face of a celestial body such as the sun or the moon.

Through the mist the pale disc of the moon hung above the trees.

discverb

To break up or cultivate (soil) with a disc harrow.

The farmer disced the field before sowing the seed.

To record (data, audio, or video) onto an optical or magnetic disc.

The technician disced the final cut and labeled it for distribution.